[Dspace-general] OR2009 call for papers-deadine Feb 2nd
Michele Kimpton
michele at dspace.org
Tue Jan 20 14:25:35 EST 2009
Apologies for posting to both lists, wanted to make sure the message
got to everyone. Please note deadline for paper submission to OR is
Feb 2nd, for user group meeting it is March 6th, for posters March
19th. We hope to get ample submissions from the DSpace community!
Michele Kimpton
DSpace Foundation, Executive Director
Open repositories 2009 - The Premier Venue for Implementers and
Managers of Repository Infrastructure and Services
Call for Papers, Posters and Workshops
Repositories are being deployed in a variety of environments
(education, research, science, cultural heritage) and contexts
(national, regional, institutional, project, lab, personal).
Regardless of setting, context or scale, repositories are increasingly
expected to operate across administrative and disciplinary boundaries
and to interact with distributed computational services and social
communities. It is the aim of the Open Repositories Conference to
bring together individuals and organizations responsible for the
conception, development, implementation and management of digital
repositories, as well as stakeholders who interact with them, to
address theoretical, practical, and strategic issues.
A program of papers, panel discussions, poster presentations, user
groups, and workshops or tutorials will bring together all the key
stakeholders in the field. Open source software community meetings for
the major platforms (EPrints, DSpace and Fedora) will also provide
opportunities to advance and coordinate the development of repository
installations across the world. The conference will include a keynote
address by John Wilbanks, who runs the Science Commons project at
Creative Commons.
Submission Instructions
Conference Proposals: We welcome two- to four-page proposals for
presentations or panels that discuss theoretical, practical, or
administrative issues of digital repositories that focus on areas
represented by the conference themes. Abstracts of accepted proposals
will be made available through the conference's OCS site; all
presentations and related materials used in the program sessions will
be deposited in the upcoming Open Repositories 2009 community in
Georgia Tech's institutional repository, SMARTech (http://SMARTech.gatech.edu
).
User Group Presentations: Two- to four-page proposals for
presentations or panels that focus on use of one of the major
repository platforms (EPrints, DSpace and Fedora) are invited from
developers, researchers, repository managers, administrators and
practitioners describing novel experiences or developments in the
construction and use of repositories.
Posters: We also invite developers, researchers, repository managers,
administrators and practitioners to submit one-page proposals for
posters.
Workshops: Proposals for workshops for repository managers and
developers can be accommodated on day four (May 21, 2009) of the
conference. Please contact the local arrangements team for inquiries
about workshop facilities at or09info at library.gatech.edu.
Please submit your proposal through the OCS system administered by
Georgia Tech. The OCS system will be linked from the conference web
site (http://conferences.library.gatech.edu/or/or09) and will be
available for submissions as of December 1, 2008.
Important Dates and Contact Info
2009-02-02: Submission deadline for Conference proposals
(presentations or panels)
2009-03-06: Notification of acceptance, Conference proposals
2009-02-02: Submission deadline for Workshops
2009-03-06: Notification of acceptance, Workshops
2009-03-06: Submission of User Group Proposals
2009-04-03: Notification of acceptance, User Group proposals
2009-03-19: Submission of Poster Proposals
2009-04-10: Notification of acceptance, Poster proposals
2009-05-18 Conference
Inquiries to:
DSpace User Group meeting Chair michele at dspace.org
Fedora User Group meeting Chair spayette at fedora-commons.org
EPrints User Group meeting Chair lac at ecs.soton.ac.uk
Program Committee Chair John.B.Howard at ASU.edu
Host Organizing Committee or09info at library.gatech.edu
Conference Themes
DATA, REPOSITORIES, AND INFRASTRUCTURE
* Repositories and scientific workflows
* Managing the lifecycle for scientific data
* Repositories for qualitative data, the humanities, social
sciences, virtual organizations, grid/cloud computing, etc.
* Integrating with publishing and publishing platforms
* Repositories and HPC applications (models and simulations;
visualization)
* Integrating with other infrastructure platforms (e.g., SRB,
iRODS)
* Scaling repositories to the demands of e-science
REPOSITORIES IN THE ORGANIZATION
* Organizational and financial sustainability, business models
* Organizational and strategic context of repositories
(libraries, archives, institutes, etc.)
* Challenges in staffing digital repository and
cyberinfrastructure services: recruitment; professional education;
professional development; defining the roles and expertise of data
curators and data scientists; training the next generation of
repository managers
* Organizational synergies and collaboration
* Sustaining content over time: preservation; audit;
certification; assessment; demonstrating value
* Repository policies and governance
* Embedding repositories in business processes and workflows
* Repository services and organizational culture
* Strategies for engaging with science and social science
communities
* Making the case for organizational investment in repository
services
INTEROPERABILITY AND DATA NETWORKS
* Integration and interoperability issues among repository
platforms
* Collaboration among repository
* Integration of repositories with software tools and workflows
* Building federated repositories
* Developing computational services and interfaces across
distributed repositories
* Achieving interoperability across administrative and
disciplinary domains: technical and cultural challenges
* Middleware topics (integration with access management
frameworks, workflow management systems, etc.)
* Content standards - discipline-specific vs general
* Metadata standards and application profiles
* Quality standards and quality control processes
SERVICES, INTERFACES, SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS
* Virtual organizations
* OAI services
* Social networking, annotation / tagging, personalization
* Searching / information discovery
* Multi-stakeholder value: preservation, open access, research,
management, administration
* Multi-agenda, multi-function, multi-purpose repositories
* Usefulness and usability
* Interfaces between repositories and scholarly publications or
publishing platforms
* Reference, reuse, reanalysis, re-interpretation, and
repurposing of content
* Citation of data / learning objects
* Repository metrics
* Bibliometrics: usage and impact
REPOSITORY USE CASES AND CASE STUDIES
* E- research/E-science (e.g., data and publication;
collaborative services)
* E-scholarship
* Discipline-oriented repositories
* Scholarly Publishing
* Digital Library
* Cultural Heritage
* Scientific repositories / data repositories
* Repositories that operate across multiple disciplines,
organizations, and sectors (private/public; higher education/
government; etc.)
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